The Form Designer allows you to link Choices fields to a Data Source that you have previously uploaded. Data Sources can have as many columns as you like, and you may want to refer to the values in these columns when creating a Form. To do so you will need to use a formula to…
Most advanced Form functions involve the use of a formula. As such it is critical that you understand how to create formulae in order to get the most out of our advanced features. First off you need to know how to address or refer to a field in your Form. This is done by using placeholders wherever you…
The Form Designer provides advanced functionality such as: Custom Invalid Messages Your own message to display to the App User if the answer to the question is invalid. Conditional Logic (Visibility of Questions) Whether or not a question or group of questions should appear based on a previous question’s answer. Default Value A static default answer…
The Settings page is accessed from the “settings” link in the option bar of the Form Designer. You can also enter this page by rolling over the rows in the Screens Listing screen and clicking“settings” option. Our platform provides a simple versioning and publishing approach to manage your Forms. This means that after creating a new Form, you…
After creating a new Form Screen, you will be taken to the Form Design screen. Every Form must have a Form design in order to be published. You access the Form Designer screen via the “design” link that is displayed on the Forms Listing screen when you roll over a row. The Form Designer screen…
The Form screen type is the primary way that you can build data capture screens on the platform. This allows you to rapidly replace paper forms with digital versions, as well as extend existing data capture screens from desktop or web systems to a mobile app. Your users will be able to collect data in the…
